Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 8, 1954, p. 10

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ins okosuirown wyn r4m xrwa wednesday kvenin bept h ism saoc 1 t 3 11 i st tip- bvtw hnu tk tura of tit century polar and other explor- r found out botaa of lightf dofwuttlns tlumlnufd pvi ihar precloiu flm4ld ujulpwant mod pfotactlon from rough uiaga ad rough waaihar luiimfartiiren took tba tip todiy mpaouuy la factories hara taduatrtal proceum craaia humid or oorroajw co aluminum bout art uaad to itaep ftmald kits la fooi ihapa lo fact aluminum is now popular for boua to bold wrythlng from tools to iroul files ajks for count lea other conuinan that must may ctaan bright froa from rust alumi num cbmjssuiy of cauaoa lid margaret bradley harding pianist teacher simile male 8l sslk tit 7jzoj bruce harding 8ib41 mala 8l geath til 72578 teacher pittsburgh paints ernies radio dancing wed and sat singsons sunday movies guest artists amateur show huttonville park ueorfstewne paeenrlta playiraniid lavwpp garbutt street ile7 3638 hatton cattlemen promirient in exhibition competition j k w tha 1054 dairy abow at the can adian national exhibition will go down in hlatory aa one of tha top cns ahowa of ail time halton waa well and worthily represented in th guemaey holatein and jer sey ahowa and cortaaquenlly we anall confine our remark to theae three breed helalelb shew here halton waa rcpreaented with entries from no lete lhafi 16 hal ton herds in a show wmcb at traded a total ol j28 entries in the iudlvidual cuim a total of 40 black and whit- treaded the binbark from the following hal ton herds kaqueaintf il c alexander f o hunter t h mcgcc w if ftublruvon john schertzl son at- vln blarrett and son nelson ashvllh arm lttd jjruck harris e it segswurlh and gordon sinclair trafalgar harold coouer ar- uold hah edward flab i g stark sun lovrll uros and j y trim ble rerhapa the highlight from a hallon standpoint was the ahowlnj of harold cooper a five year old daughter of higher oft kneland farm annabel bred by johnston n re lands of hornby true she had to be content wlli a blue ribbon lit that gnat class of milking covvi nuard uut on a tight decision by tlut great old atiow cow tslrnvue nettle jemima from itoaafe hou- ever annabel went on to take the n serve settlor and reserve grand with nettle on top in both cases as o fitting climax to annabel a first aifpeamrk in the show ring alie won the murphy trophy for the im st uddirtd cow in the holsteln ihuw in the mle tlusses w h kobln aou gut the first red ribbon for hallon on his junior yerltng son of iond hope and was strong contender fur the junior male championship the other red rib bon for haltor was won by tom mcgee s great senior calf also sir ed by und lfug ivrtiaps the ntxt highlight from a halton standpoint was the show ing of tovell bros three year old milking daughter of abc reflection sovereign tth lloyd 1ickard at 1it haltir lluyd was primarily h lping to show the great lioanfo string but he took time off lo show the tovell three year old harold cooptrs annabel and iyunk stark s iie yiar old daughter of an tony it was nip and tuck on the top three heifers and durrvo lnnl finally said third and far be jt from your reporter to que lion the decision of a judge wherever you live you can have automatic tjw heat with the new temco and sp gas c nq basement necessary fits tlshtly under floor n lour down payments up to 2 years to pay n all units readily convert ible to natural gas i prepare now to enjoy clean sate sp gas heat this winter prwpme f umitao maple ont simeon sts fhone maple wl or l toronto bm 46m ow suaravftuuv wu call like durno innla but folks the to vell heifer looked mighty good speaking of the stark cow io the mature dry class ane was stale but nevertheless ended up in fourth position by the way this antony daughter is entered for the maple sale and if ahe doesn t go to south america she ir going to be just right for the royal so watch her iack of apace will not permit ui dealing with all of the halton en tries but we would be remiss if we didn t mention at least three or four others joe trimbles midnight joe wound up in third uo in the aged bull class riffht betilnd old rond hope himself who went on to reserve grand for jack kraser the grand going to the first prise imjfl in the aame class a seven year old son of ttd sovereign owned tjy allan smith of glanford st n aahvllle ranns were in there fighting all the way the jvllet terlo boys getting third on their junior bull calf fifth on their two year old grandson of rond hope fifth on ltoaemary their milking five yrur old a former champion at milton ralr sixth an their mil king four year old fifth on their milking two year old seventh on their dry two 5 ear old fourth on their get of mg sovereign ormsby and fifth on their progeny then there is bob alexander who had out a nice string getting fourth on old sales in the aged bull class no doubt all of our readers will recall trial great while bull which has done such an out- ataivdlng ub at alexholme for bob incidentally he was reserve grand at the cne four years ago bob also had the eighth on one of sal- ax s daughters in the strong junior yearling class ninth on another duughttr of silux in tht milking two year olds as well as other to tries well up in the senior culf class president gordon sinclair also had some creditable awards per haps his top being a fourth on his two year old sire a son of fnd hope bred by j c bell of nelson gordon v u ulfto in the in miy on hli hlglveroft s daughter in the maturt milking class us well as on some of the junior classes and now for the county herd claiss whit h di ul ways was oil climax of the thov no less than tin counties wtn rtvriscnud that means go black and whlus in the ring at thi same time and what a show ifere is the standing 1st peel j 2nd halton jid brunt 4th walir loo 5th wtnt worth oth ultuotn 7th grey 8th wellington dth wcl land and 10th haldtmand did you say why dou halton hu e to lake ucoiid place to ptt1 eviry year ii so may we suggest that you takt 3 look at the itoseafe jrascr and dun ton strings und ihta perhaps you 11 understand jersey show this too was a really outstand ing atiow with 218 htud competing in the individual classes und folks when it comes lo quality you have to hand it to the jerseys halton was well rep risen ted by strung line ups from the avonliu and un- dale hirda of fiutherston brpuiers and maurice liiaty plus one of two each from the herds of ken kilo gerald graham and g b matthews and son and when it is realized they were in buttling against such herds us valley anna don head pioneer not to men tlon alf haggs the butcher and a host of pthcrs well judge for yourself hero ure u few of thflr more important wins m c beaty rd in senior bull class second on his junior yearling bull second in tho dry mature cow class fifth in the mature class ii milk sixth on his milking three your old fifth prize milking two yiur old seventh prize senior ycur- ling heifer third prize junior year ling heifer fourth eleventh and thirteenth prize senior calvos this wua 0 class of j7j fourth prize gru- ded herd third prize get of slro group third prize junior get third prlio progeny of dam by the way the cow which beat maurice s sec ond prize dry cow wont on to the senior and grand championship this was the imported cow roslyn snmaxcg sa for don head pion eer rarm got the reserve on impor ted para do x reatherstone bros bth prize senior bull calf 4th prise mature cow in milk seventh prize three year old in mllkr eighth prize dry 4 year old eighth on their junior yearling heifer fifth prize aenfor heifer calf fourth prize senior get fifth prize junior get and second prize progeny of dam ceroid graham fifth prize aged bull where the first went to the noted aire farmer brown which went on to take the senior and the grand for males kerr ella- eighth prize senior yearlings heifer county hard cua here four coilntlos were represented and the halton boys again accomplished what the homeln boyi have been unable to do they beat peel but bad to aecond to the atrong york entry dominated by valjeyanna don lead and alf baggi with on tario county in fourth ace qwrsisy iasaw l v wilson of artwietou pla ced the rtbooni in the atrong guern sey show which attracted a total of 214 head while haltonwa not out in their usual nusntiert they nevertheless made a fine allowing they too had a difficult task in competing gafnat from such herds as fraaerdale tannery hill kingiield mapjewood clov- elly arm thorllebank plnecroft to mention but a few here are some of the more important win made by the halton boys joyce bros fourth prize sen ior bull calf third prize junior yearling null fourth prize aged bull fourth prize junior heifer calf third prize senior yearling heifer third prize junior get 6th- prize junior herd thjrd prize aged row in mijk m t mcvabb sons elev enth and twelfth tenutr bull calves tenth prize junior he if 17- calf fourth and fourteenth senior heifer calf twelfth and thirteenth prize junior yearling heifers tenth prize senior yearling heifer fourth and sixth iprlie junior get seventh prize jun ior herd sixth and seventh prize vo yr old dry heifers sixth prize hry four year old seventh prize 4 year old in milk fourth and fifth prize irofckny of dam groups seventh prize senior get ninth prlie graded herd j l chishoim eighth prize senior yearling heifer eight and ninth dry two esrs old third prize dry three year old sixth prize pro geny of dam groel eighth prize se niter get j m brownndgc rourth prize 2 year old bull twelfuh prize dry two year old ms 1 vln mccuilough tenth prize j year old in milk setetith prize aged bull inter club herd r irst york stmeoe second niagara district third halton peel fourth big i- our club cream shippers competition acton fall fair page 32 prize lut your cream could be worth 1000 plus etuml value acton creamery ltd insurance travel real estate walter t evans co trianeje 72512 mill street serving your community for over 30 yeara j tiredweakmen get new peon 405060 uwt nall cm i out lawltm dta u lex a uf inam al 40 54 a m1ius ttmt til gvmuaj uu twy tun jala lavifiatau tr llaba anl likaml orau awrtf m ano ruungax lkh t r1 aarw y ju olao iim uul ouf al at dufgutt 1 isal wail call tr 72521 for excavating and grading ponds cellars etc top soil sand and gravel lanes haulage aj put your soil io work through the off season with the noaaon of cropping now finished you have depleted your aofl of a great amount of minerals and plant food your ao3 organisms can restore this loss in the offseason u you provide the necessary organic matter for conversion to plant food plow mtur mlvl six tons of hay or straw per acre turned in with aero cyanamid adds organic matter equal to 20 tons of average manure your field trash is extremely valuable in building soil put it to work now with aero cyanamid to promote rapid decomposition and plow under for soil organisms to work on through tho off season of now is the time to build up a nitrogen supply for your fruit trees nitrogen the major requirement in orchards can be supplied by slow acting aero cyanamid either broadcast or turned in with green manure or trash heavy cropping deletes nitrogen and now is tho time to return it to the root systems to boost early spring growth aha cyaaaaam al ysar tsaal fatal saaaly buub saw k keurunss svw km guaranteed ufga nitrogen call tr ltlh needs concrete work footings cellar floors sidewalks block work brick laying carpentry h garages kitchens bathrooms remodeling modernizing mcnally construe elgin street ttlta tj iajfr f faki

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